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CIS100 - 2.0 rating“He is the worst teacher I have ever had at the University of Louisville”
CIS300 - 1.0 ratingClass Info
Online Classes
100%
Attendance Mandatory
90%
Textbook Required
50%
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Reviews (122)
As long as you are doing the homework and attending class you will do fine.
A VERY helpful, and clear professor. The class itself is going to be difficult, and he is the best one available to teach it.
Very time consuming class, but the information is useful and Prof. McIntosh is excellent. He knows the material and is very clear in what he expects.
Class is time consuming but really manageable. Tests are difficult but he helps prepare you for them. He's always happy to answer questions and LOVES people who come to class. If he says a survey is optional, he really really wants you to take the survey. Attendance is not mandatory but he really wants a full class.
Prof McIntosh is very zealous professor. He spent FAR too much time in class focusing on irrelevant text material such as the history of data collection... who cares, teach us excel! Tests were difficult to prepare for in that students were never prepared for his questioning style with any homework or relevant in-class practice. AVOID McIntosh!
Maybe the worst professor I have ever had. He is terrible at explaining the material, yet still expects you to know it on a level that far exceeds what any other CIS 300 professor would expect. He often gets stuck on his own examples in class, and does not know the material well, at all. AVOID.
Do not take him. Take someone else.
Really don't like this professor for my own reasons with him he makes the tests super super hard for no reason. He does help you with the coursework he is not an easy A whatsoever. If you are NOT a CIS Major DO NOT TAKE HIM
3 tests worth 150 points, 1 final worth 150 points, 6 homework problems, 6 quizzes, 3 case problems, 3 extra credit surveys worth 15 points total drops the 2 lowest quizzes. He tries to explain a lot of material at once, especially material not associated with Excel, a lot of MIS information. Tests are hard because you don't have a lot of time.
Good person! He is not really hard. Just make sure you read the technology in action chapters and keep up with myitlab assignments.
I am an A/B student and i'm telling you this class is NOT an easy A. There is way more work required than what you would expect from a 100 level class. Lectures are pointless to go to but he always uses the clickers so you'll lose points if u dont go. Use the "study materials" on MyITLab to learn the material.
Would not recommend. Decent professor, but has no social tact. Thinks of himself very highly, and class has WAY too much work for a 100 level class. Take someone else.
His class online was one of the worst classes I have ever been enrolled in. Way to much work required for a level 100 course. Plus, he was very unhelpful and would take sometimes 3 weeks to get back with you on emails and questions. I highly recommend to take someone else.
He makes his tests way harder than needed, and since they are timed they're almost impossible to get As on without a curve. He graded ONE assignment throughout the entire semester,the rest he didn't grade until over a week AFTER the final exam. And the grades then were awful-some you got credit just for doing, others he graded very harshly.
Nice guy, (a little full of himself), but truly cares about his students. If you are struggling, LET HIM KNOW and get to know him. He's very helpful 1-1. I agree that tests are impossible but almost always resulted in a decent curve. I'm terrible at CIS and still pulled a B-. One of the most likable profs I've ever had.
This guy assigns many assignments. Assignments are easy but time consuming. Honestly he has not taught me anything... Do not recommend taking him.
Like any CIS class there are a lot of assignments, mostly quizzes over the reading. There are some homework assignments that do take a little work and his test can be complex but if you go to class and pay attention you'll be ok. He's very easy to access and is approachable; genuinely cares about his students and wants them to succeed. Great guy.
He is a tough grader but this is college, it isn't supposed to be easy. If you pay attention and attend the class sections, you will learn a lot. He doesn't mind giving outside help through office hours, but do not expect him to simply give you the answer, he wants you to figure it out on your own. CIS 300 is a tough class and is not an easy A.
Prof. McIntosh assigns a lot of assignments because you learn Microsoft Office by using. But he grades extremely stringently.
I honestly haven't had a professor that cared this little about his students before. It may have been an online class, but he would disappear for weeks at a time without communicating with us at all, which made it incredibly difficult to be successful in this class.
You will never meet a more selfish teacher in all of your years. If you're not operating on his time then do not expect to hear from him. He will email back- sparingly, but when he does he is sure to explain to you how stupid you are. He does not care if you learn the material, nor does he care to see you do well. Choose another professor.
very tough class
AVOID AT ALL COSTS. I had him for 100 so I thought it was going to be an easy B like it was before. This was not the case. His tests are WAY too hard for the material given. They are also impossible to complete because they are too long for the amount of time given. He doesn't care if you get the material and unfortunately the pace does not help!!
He is the worst teacher I have ever had at the University of Louisville. His tests are hard and it seems like he wants us to fail. When the class average on a test was a 60% he didn't even curve. He never answers emails and when you ask him about your grade all he tells you to do is ask questions in class. He doesn't care about the students. AVOID!
He can be really demanding and blunt about what he expects, but he makes it as clear as possible. You have to put work into this class, but what you learn is worth it. He could be a little smoother with it though
Very tough grader but knowledgeable about the material. Stay on his good side or he will pay special attention to you the entire semester (even for no reason). He grades for attendance and participation. He's smart with a well-organized course plan. You need to try. Great for CIS majors. Avoid if you are CIS minor or not affiliated with CIS.
Want to get talked down to when you don't understand a concept? Want to get treated like you're still in High School? Want to be at the mercy of a man who doesn't understand that you have other obligations in life? Look no further. Assigns way too many online study activities, quizzes, and projects. Please, for your safety, take someone else.
He's tough but there's a reason for it. A lot of the skills you'll learn in here are going to be essential to any career in business whether you like it or not! If you are taking this class be prepared to study a lot and dont skip class. A lot of material will be gone over in the labs you MUST practice the stuff outside of class.
McIntosh is a solid professor who really cares about his students. If you come to class and get to know him, he'll make things a lot easier on you. Group projects are a pain, but he'll help if you ask. Practice the lab activities multiple times before the tests, and make sure to do the Orion stuff. He's nowhere near as bad as people say
CIS300 is a class designed to teach you concepts about Access and Excel, if you are not proficient in both of these, then spent a lot of time practicing the formals and examples he gives you. Outside of that, do ALL of your Orion work and make sure to stay ahead of the Orion Quizzes. Lastly, Test 2 is a killer, be prepared be very prepared.
Despite many negative reviews, Prof. McIntosh treats his students like the adults they are. He presents the material in a clear and concise manner, and expects you to ask questions if you don't understand. Keep up with the Wiley Plus assignments and lab activities. Remember, it's up to you to work outside of class on all the material.
By far the worst professor I've ever had.
Professor Mcintosh's class is very time consuming and rather tedious at times. There are definitely some concepts that require work outside of class to understand, but he is very accessible if you need help. Overall, his lectures are very enjoyable and engaging which helps in learning the material. He made a new policy which helps improve grades.
In my opinion he made class count, you dont want to miss class, as he goes over key info and treats/respects students as adults. I think its nice that he records all his classes so that students who have other circumstances and cant make it to class, can still learn from his lectures. He is a great teacher of CIS300, makes you work for the grade
This class was challenging, but has many opportunities for extra credit that I'd suggest taking. It's beneficial to attend class since his lectures can clarify topics. I understand when people say the class is tedious at times. Going to exam reviews and practicing Excel concepts helped come exam time for me.
The class seems easy, but the tests punch you in the face. No good way to study. Class averages in the 60s... group work is a pain and he gives every1 in group the same grade. He gives engagement quizzes after every class and even holds the class past dismissal time.
Mcintosh is possibly the worst teacher I have had at Louisville. The test averages for classes are around 60% and he thinks that is okay. His tests are too hard and never curves them. At all cost, don't take him. But if you get stuck with him, do all the extra credit opportunities.
Gives entertaining and informative lectures. Provides test review sessions. Available for feedback/help if you need it (probably best to schedule with him though). Not an easy class but good choice of professor.
One of the worst professors I've ever had at UofL. Insanely hard tests with consistent 60's averages. He literally enjoys to watch his students struggle. He claims his tests aren't too hard because one or two people (clearly CIS majors) get A's, so it CAN'T be his tests right.... Take this class online or with literally any other teacher.
He has the tendency to make everything seem a lot harder than it actually is. If you study the material and do the practices he gives then you will be fine. Make sure to stay up with assignments, theres a couple after every class.
He is a nice guy who was always willing to help me and you could tell he cares about his student and their future. The tests are difficult but you can get so many points outside of the tests they don't hurt you that badly. You also get half a page of notes to use on the tests.
I loved Proffesor McIntosh. He makes an effort to keep his students challenge but it's always there to help along the way.
Prof. McIntosh was a great professor. He was accessible by appointment and he was very knowledgeable about this subject. YOU HAVE TO SHOW UP TO CLASS THOUGH!!! About 100 points of your grade will come from quizzes at the beginning of every class and he gives 35 points extra credit for attendance so SHOW UP!!!!
Prof. McIntosh is a wonderful teacher. He is very knowledgable about the CIS field and encourages his students to look into pursuing a CIS career. I had him for both CIS305 and CIS205. There are lots of opportunities to improve your grade (daily SHORT quizzes, extra credit, assignments). And if you have a question, Prof. McIntosh is glad to help!!
Professor McIntosh is a decent teacher but remember to do every assignment or it could hurt your grade at the end of the course when he puts in the subjective "participation" grade.
Professor McIntosh is great at teaching the material, just remember to take every extra credit opportunity or it may hurt your grade in the end
Professor McIntosh was great. The class is so organized and almost impossible to fail if you do the learnsmart, quizzes online, and study for the exams. He's exams are harder than the homework and doesn't curve. Don't forget to do the flip grids they are worth as much as an exam.
This course is new at uofl, but the first half is Access and the other half is Excel. Do your self a favor and do the Pause & Practices it's the only way to study for the exam plus they are extra credit. If there is a practice exam do it several times to understand the format. The homework is easy, and the in class projects can't be missed.
Professor McIntosh is very knowledgeable. I had him for both 205 and 305. Both the classes are designed in very organized way. If you do your homework and attend the classes you will do well in his both the classes.
Pretty good professor, you just have to go to class and do the work and if you can do that it's really not bad. I liked the way he ran his class and the layout of the course was really easy to follow. He's pretty real with you which many appreciate.
You'll learn some advanced things in Access & Excel. The class isn't bad if you read the book, and during class time you either work on projects or he physically shows you how to accomplish tasks with the software. It's your choice on whether or not you want to make it an engaging class. I knew what I was doing but lost points on participation.
TAKE EVERY EXTRA CREDIT OPPORTUNITY! He offers a lot of them. I took him for both 205 and 305, received A+ in both classes. I had no prior knowledge of Access/Excel. Do every single assignment (required & extra credit) so you give yourself some cushion for missing points on the exams. You must read every chapter! It's easy to fall behind otherwise
Doesnt care much about how they do in the class.
Professor McIntosh is very detailed and organized in his approach to his courses, which makes him come across as "overly strict" to some. However, if you stay on top of your things, the class structure does enhance your learning outcome. He's a decent guy who does care for his students and is always available for questions. Also, lots of EC!
He is very bad at putting in grades. He didn't put in a some grades that we should have had feedback on until the last day of classes. You don't have a final. There is a lot of homework in this class.
There are participation tests and quizzes every lecture, so be sure that you don't skip because it will negatively affect your grade. Gives plenty of extra credit opportunities and there is a lot of work that has to be done in his class with a lot of reading, but the exams are the same questions that are on the homework and quizzes.
Treats students like babies. Yells at students. Yells at students who don't answer emails, but doesn't email students back. Does not allow a single mental health day or unexcused absence, even if you're sick but not sick enough to go to the doctor (does he want students to throw up in class??). Overall, just a very grumpy man. Avoid at all costs.
Warren McIntosh that two-bit professor. Risking it all for some database. I guess thats how we know him, how we'll remember him. But thats not who he is.
Only two of the four exams are simulations. Two exams are projects. The rest of the points are basically given to you, but it requires a ton of work. I would wager taking this not online it would be much harder than it already is. Do all of the extra credit, worship Warren, and you might pull a C.
DO NOT TAKE MELISSA CAMPBELL!! SHE IS THE WORST DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!! Take Professor McIntosh online! Tried to take Campbell, had to drop, hard to get ahold, loads of irrevelant projects and homework. Professor McIntosh's setup with chapters, hw, extra credit, projects tie well together, you are actully working with and retaining the material!
McIntosh is by far the most unreasonable teacher I have ever had. He gives assigned seats to do group work, there is a quiz every class, and there is a chapter of reading after each class. I literally changed my entire graduation plan in order to avoid taking another class with him. He flexes his fail rate of 70%, and is just a mean person overall.
I don't know about some of the ppl that post on here, but I found McIntosh to be fair, cared about his students, and was very approachable if you took time to get to know him. I think some people are so entitled that they expect their profs to be super easy. It's college for god sakes! Maybe check yourself in the mirror next time you bash someone!
I've had him for 205, and 205. Basically he sets it up in a way that forces you to do homework, which essentially forces you to study. Basically, you can't fail if you do the work. Anyone, if they do the work, should be able to pass this class. If you get below a 60% test average, you automatically fail the class, so be mindful of that.
He teaches the easiest CIS classes. If you are struggling, it is your fault, not his. Maybe CIS is not for you.
I knew Professor McIntosh was a stern instructor. However, I noticed that he tended to be very callous toward students(especially those having trouble figuring out the online work). I learned this the hard way when taking a test that I studied all day for and yet wasn't able to complete(or start) because of the technical faults from Proctorio.
You need a windows computer! Macs wont work, I dropped this class the first time I took it because I didnt have a windows computer. Hes an amazing professor who really cares and wants you to learn! Though the class is difficult if you do the work getting an A isnt hard I highly recommend him I wish all professors taught like him.
He is really mean if you ask him a question in class and likes to make students feel dumb for asking a question. Id take someone else if you could. He is really rude. Cant believe I pay u of l for my professor to be this rude
Very good professor that always was wanting to help. Clear grading criteria. 4 exams, proctored. Each exam was worth 5% of your grade so if you fall behind you can easily recover. Lots of weekly assignments, but it is worth it because most of your grade comes from the weekly assignments.
He can be very rude especially when you ask for help. Frequently confused me with another student even though I corrected him multiple times and consistently participated in class. He once berated me via email and accused me of not attending classa mixup. He could have easily cross referenced my name and photo with the attendance log.
Very structured class, you will know what homework is due without looking at Blackboard once you get in the routine. He requires attendance through TopHat. Good lecturer, but mostly just follows PowerPoints to go with the book. Takes course feedback and gives EC for it. Easy class overall, and he is a good professor to take, just read the syllabus.
The class overall wasn't bad. Clear assignments that don't change much so you always know what to expect. The professor himself though is kind of rude. He is very passive aggressive and talks down to his students. Every time myself or someone in the class would ask a question or give an opinion he would make it seem like it was stupid.
Professor Mcintosh is very strict on attendance and very demeaning to the students. I had an issue with McGrawHill and he told me I wasn't in class when I have never missed a class.
Absolutely horrible professor. I missed a quiz that was due the day after my grandfather passed, and he told me that he doesn't not excuse missed assignments for any reason. Only professor who ever said anything about it
The lesast understanding and caring professor I've ever seen. Not one ounce of compassion in his body. Often will attempt to provide examples and get them wrong; but acts like you're an idiot if you get problems wrong. If you don't want to spend 5-10 hours of week on homework and dread every lecture, I highly advise not taking Macintosh.
Do not skip class because attendance accounts for a part of your grade. The tests are very term/definition heavy and not too hard if you study for a few days before
Great professor, expects effort from students but is very understanding. Must read the coursework and do the assignments. Must be able to memorize vocabulary and concepts for the exams. Will do fine if you try hard.
Professor expects you to do the work and put forth effort. Read the textbook, complete the assignments. Modules will guide you on how to use new elements. Be prepared and learn the software as you go to be able to complete lots of projects alone or with a partner. Will grade fairly on partner projects although he takes a while to grade them.
A lot of homework each week. You can pass if you follow all the rules. But in general instructor is really mean and do not care about students or their questions.
Really disrespectful teacher. This class is all about memorizing definitions. Professor McIntosh is not an understanding person and had a lot of difficulties with the technology (kinda strange since he teaches CIS classes)
Professor Mcintosh comes off very blunt, and can appear kinda rude. His content wasn't too difficult and can be passed easily. attendance is very important in his class. I missed a lot this semester and my grade is significantly lower due to not being able to do the daily In-class activities
Absolute meanest professor I've ever had. Make sure you only communicate via email because he will regularly contradict himself. He will berate you for asking him to review a grade and will make completely unprofessional personal attacks to try and get you to drop the issue. However, he backs down if you include screenshots. Class: CIS 350
He was good at the beginning but then kicked me out for literally no reason, just try to find another professor. Maybe try him online.
Pretty much useless. Refused to correct grades after an error with a system used for discussion posts (why not just use blackboard?) and then said it doesn't matter because the loss of points is "negligible". Very rude for no reason. He really over complicated a course that should be simple to navigate (basically excel 101). Too much work for 1.5cr
Dreadfully boring lectures. Tons of homework and definitions you need to memorize. I brought up an issue of my tophat scores not recording and even attendance marking me absent. his response: contact tophat, refused to input the grades manually. He is a hard A** for no reason, and he knows it. He makes it really hard to get an A. Avoid this tool!!!
If your a good studier and want to have an interesting class, this is a good teacher for you! Class is mandatory of course and there is some homework, but this class is enjoyable if you want to learn! Listen to the lectures bc he will drop hints in class for what's on the test. Tests r kinda hard, but w bonus points and other stuff you can get an A
His classes are hard and tests are heavy but you just have to learn how to study for them. Great professor and truly wants you to succeed. I'm a transfer student and spoke with him during office hours about a question and he gave me a lot of good information about the University and truly wanted me to succeed in his course.
Professor McIntosh is a terrible professor, he is extremely rude and has no interest in seeing his students succeed. He is not understanding when it comes to grades and is not helpful in his class especially when it's time to do projects. If this course is mandatory for you then I highly recommend a different professor to succeed.
Professor McIntosh is a very knowledgeable educator who wants his students to succeed. His work is tedious in CIS 205 and will require you to pay full attention and memorize HUNDREDS of terms (hint: use flashcards to study) Professor McIntosh may rub some people the wrong way but he means well. Just do the work and dont be lazy, its not that hard
This professor is yet another example of bullied kid syndrome. Having been a nobody all his life, he obviously went on to abuse it once he finally found some power. This professor does not let students in the door after class, even if they have a doctor's note. He then offers no ability to make up or receive partial points for the day. bad person
Professor McIntosh's condescending attitude was not only off putting but also detrimental to students. I believe it's essential for educators to possess not only a robust academic and professional background but also an understanding demeanor. Unfortunately, he did not meet these expectations. I am disappointed that he is still employed at UofL.
I ended with an 89.5776% in the class. At the end of the semester, he gives each student a score out of 100 based on their participation but doesn't disclose his criteria for the participation grade they get. I received 82/100 participation points, although I attended all class periods except one and did every assignment on time. Very upset.
He is the worst prof I have had to date. He gave me a 100 on two drafts back to back at midnight after not grading them for weeks, then an 80 on the final paper for "grammatical and citation errors" that he did not note. He lies and will try to gaslight you about things he says and then says "you got me" when you prove him wrong with screenshots.
Homework was long and textbook heavy, but we would go over the need to know terms and such during lectures. Attendance is a must if you want to do well. A boost on exams and extra credit was offered for attending events/office hours. Course is laid out very well if you read the syllabus/schedule.
Frequent homework but this aids in knowing how to use Access/Excel and while difficult for some the programs used in class greatly aid in preparation for exams and for Microsoft Certification test. Grades/Schedule are clearly laid out and extra credit is offered throughout the course (also given if you attend office hours)
Professor McIntosh was awesome. Many people will be scared off due to how many points are in the course, but he is a great professor and cares about his students. As long as you read the textbook and show up to class, you will understand the content and pass.
Not a good teacher. deeply condescending.
Tough grader, and can be slighty condescending at some times. After first couple of weeks, he gets more lenient. Great teacher, cares for his students grade, but can be a bit harsh at some times.
I was scared of this class before because of what I have heard, but it's not so bad. Every week has the same types of homework due at the same time. He connects the terms to examples in real life. He seems assertive in class but thats just because it's a 200 person class, one on one in office hours (extra credit opportunity) he's a fun guy.
This class is pretty easy, with simple information on computer systems and sciences. However, the professor makes it very difficult because of his grading and test methods. Overall, it's just a ton of work on top with a teacher who's very strict, I wouldn't be paid to take this class again unless it's with a different teacher
Attendance is mandatory and he is super strict about it. The same kind of homework is due every week its pretty easy but can be time consuming in the first unit. The lectures basically review the homework and are somewhat helpful. The tests arent too bad if you study for them. He does offer extra credit and is overall a nice guy.
He uses an app to record attendance & participation points. Assignments are on Connect. Exams are closed book. If you have a basic knowledge of technology, the concepts are very easy to follow, I stopped needing to take notes halfway through the semester. Make sure you pay attention to the graphics in the slides, they WILL be on the exam.
Strict personality & intimidating. Attendance is mandatory & don't cheat your way around it. In-class activity every class. Offers extra credit for career fairs & office hours. Homework is through SimNet. Overall I loved the class itself & I ended up liking the professor. You get a certificate at the end of class.
Guys, just DON'T take him. Smartbooks being graded on accuracy is crazy. He said he would rarely give out A's. Also there is participation grades but he doesn't give criteria on how to get a good score for that. Please please please, choose someone else.
Professor McIntosh runs a tough but fair class. The workload is heavy, with mandatory attendance and textbook-focused homework. However, his lectures are engaging, and he truly wants students to succeed. Utilizing resources like unstuck study alongside the lectures and textbook can be a game-changer.
Warren McIntosh is probably the worst professor I have ever had. He does not care about the well being of his students and seems to enjoy seeing them fail. Deadlines for assignments are not flexible whatsoever, no matter what reason. I missed an exam due to a illness (had dr note) and was only given 1 opportunity to retake it at a terrible time
I broke my foot halfway through the semester and he wouldn't excuse any of my attendance. Had to drop the class or I would've failed due to the missed attendance points. He always had a bad attitude and would boast about how low his test scores were. Material wasn't that difficult, but it was hard to get perfect in class participation points.
Professor McIntosh is easily one of the rudest professors you will ever have. There is a crazy amount of homework and the tests are always super difficult he does not give anything above a b plus and you are screwed if you miss class for any reason. If you take him be prepared to stay up every night overall just don't take him.
Do not take him toughest professor I have ever had.
tough professor
hes strict but tells you whats expected. if you dont put in the effort you wont pass. he responds quick to emails and it a kind person, just a strict and tough professor.
I'd rate this professor lower if possible. Having a group project for what is intended to be an asynchronous online class should be a strong enough sign that this professors ego trumps the need to be helpful for his online students especially when combined with the lack of any lesson plans for the online section of the course.
Honestly not a horrible professor but good luck ever coming to an agreement with him on a missing assignment or excused attendance.
Honestly great professor as long as you do the work and take time and effort to study you will be fine people who don't do well it is mainly bc they don't take time studying.
The professor doesn't follow best practices in regards to data analytics and data management.
Hardest class ive taken
Professor was not helpful, providing no lectures, and little supplemental material to complete homework. When trying to ask questions, was extremely rude and unhelpful with responses. Material was great and would be very useful if it was actually taught during the class.
Ego is huge, loves to hear himself talk and consistently puts students down for saying things 'wrong'. He'll probably love you if you're in a frat. Coming to class is a little bit helpful but it is basically reiterations of the homework. Doesn't really teach you to use excel, more like how to follow directions to a T.
I wouldn't recommend this professor. He doesn't care about students and offers no flexibility miss one class and there's no excuse. His ego gets in the way, and when you ask for help, he just says to look at the textbook.I would not take this class again even if you paid me to.
overall, he is a very strict professor, but the class is manageable as long as you do the work. he doesn't accept any late work, no matter the excuses. A ton of hw as in at least 2 hw assignments after each class. His test are very hard, and he brags about it.He showed stats showing that in the last 3 semesters no one got a 100 on the first 2 test.
He is a very strict professor, but at the same time, hes not; he has clear rules. the class is manageable as long as you do the work. He doesn't accept any late work, no matter the excuses. A ton of hw, as in at least 2 hw assignments after each class. His tests are hard unless u show up and pay attention. idk he didn't bother me.
He makes his expectations for the class clear very early on. Attendance wasn't mandatory but it does help for the exams. As long as you keep up with all of the work on McGraw Hill, you should be able to get a decent grade in the class.
Honestly if you pay attention its quite easy. He is a strict, old school proffesor but overall a pretty chill guy if you dont slack on class. The reason why I got an A- instead of A is cause I was lazy to practice but be sure to pay attention to the homeworks an projects.
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90%
Textbook Required
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